Graphic novels can give readers a view into many things, but I never expected to read Eat, And Love Yourself and feel so seen.
Black History: John Diggle’s Top 10 Moments
Fans of the CW’s Arrowverse has had the pleasure to see many good characters grow into great heroes, but it’s time to honor a very special one. In honor of Black History Month, I’ve decided to highlight one of my favorite Black characters: John Diggle. (This has Arrow spoilers, so be sure to catch up … Continue reading Black History: John Diggle’s Top 10 Moments
A Look Into Asian American Representation With ‘LING’ – Review
Imagine: you could be whichever sort of girl you wish to be; you are not held by other people's expectations of who you're "supposed to be." Not only that, you have a cute magical fox guiding you into your magical abilities. That is the situation brought forward to our protagonist, Ling. Written by Marie Iida … Continue reading A Look Into Asian American Representation With ‘LING’ – Review
The Art of Ken Lashley at Fan Expo Canada 2019
On the Friday of Fan Expo Canada, the art of Ken Lashley took over one of the convention centre rooms. During the panel, fans of the famed comic book artist were able to watch him draw, tell various stories and answer questions from the audience. During the hour-long panel, Lashley drew a picture of Superman's … Continue reading The Art of Ken Lashley at Fan Expo Canada 2019
‘Locke & Key’ Live-Action Fancast
Locke and Key is one of the most famous indie comics and arguably one of the best horror comics out there. It was published by IDW, and created by Joe Hill (Writer) and Gabriel Rodriguez (Illustrator.) This series follows 3 siblings of the Locke family: Tyler, Kinsey, and Bode, as they move to Massachusetts into … Continue reading ‘Locke & Key’ Live-Action Fancast
Jen and Sylvia Soska to Bring Black Widow Back From the Dead for a New Solo Series
American Mary directors Jen and Sylvia Soska will pen a new comic book series for Marvel Comics featuring Black Widow. Announced at New York Comic Con at the Women of Marvel panel, the deadly Russian assassin will be getting a new comic series by horror writer/director duo the Soska Sisters. The new series marks the … Continue reading Jen and Sylvia Soska to Bring Black Widow Back From the Dead for a New Solo Series
NYCC 2018: ‘Wolverine: The Long Night’ to Get Comic Adaptation
At the 'This Week in Marvel' panel at New York Comic Con 2018, it was announced that the critically acclaimed scripted podcast, Wolverine: The Long Night, will be getting a comic adaptation. The writer of the hit podcast, Benjamin Percy, will write the comic which will debut in January 2019 and Marcio Takara will do … Continue reading NYCC 2018: ‘Wolverine: The Long Night’ to Get Comic Adaptation
GOC Comic Review: Jook Joint #1
Jook Joint #1 Written By: Tee Franklin Art By: Alitha E. Martinez, Shari Chankhamma, Taylor Esposito Published By: Image Comics (October 3, 2018) When it comes to horror, I’ve always been a huge fan ever since I was young. Stephen King, Anne Rice, and now, I can proudly add Tee Franklin to this list. My … Continue reading GOC Comic Review: Jook Joint #1
Interview: Indie Comics Creator Kat Calamia
The world of comic books is filled with wonder, amazement, and colorful characters. Themes of heroism, family, and justice are commonly used to weave intricate stories that people can relate to, and be entertained by. Creating a comic book requires countless hours of work, energy, and passion. Enter: Kat Calamia! Kat is the comics creator … Continue reading Interview: Indie Comics Creator Kat Calamia
Marvel Comics To Debut ‘Killmonger’ Mini-Series This December
Marvel Comics have been trying to be as synonymous as possible to the Marvel Cinematic Universe since it really started to blow up in pop culture earlier this decade. The integration of MCU characteristics into the comics universe has brought some division amongst readers. Some think this makes it easy for new readers to join … Continue reading Marvel Comics To Debut ‘Killmonger’ Mini-Series This December
